Show Notes
All the Cool Girls… launch a pod on June 11th!
All the Cool Girls is the video and audio destination for transforming career setbacks and unexpected life events into powerful comebacks.
Hosted by Laura Brown, former Editor in Chief of InStyle, and Kristina O’Neill, former Editor in Chief of WSJ Magazine, All the Cool Girls is about embracing change, rethinking your emotional attachment to your career, and moving on with resilience and purpose.
After losing their jobs at the height of their respective careers, Laura and Kristina turned vulnerability into a movement. They famously posted, “All the coolest girls get fired” alongside a picture of the two of them together, owning their experience and ready to take on the next chapter.
Following the release of their bestselling book, All the Cool Girls Get Fired, Laura and Kristina are continuing the conversation with the Cool Girl community with a brand-new podcast.
Each week, they’ll be joined by influential trailblazers and experts to share a roadmap of information and stories, united by optimism and resilience.
New episodes begin Thursday, June 11.
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